and download services. God Street Wine also announced that a limited edition, signed, physical copies of This Fine Town would also be for sale on their summer tour. The album was composed of eight tracks. Several had long been live staples that had never been recorded in the studio. Some were chestnuts from their earliest days that had not been played often in recent times. This marked their first new album length release of original material since 2000. On June 13, 2019, God Street Wine announced the addition of a ninth date to their 2019 "Birds and Bees" Summer Tour. Max Verna and Tom Pirozzi from Ominous Seapods will fill in for Dan Pifer and Aaron Maxwell, and Pirozzi will fill in for Pifer during August and September. Jason Crosby will appear in the last four shows of Summer Tour. On July 23, 2021, Lo Faber played a set of God Street Wine songs at The Gathering at Chaffee's Music Festival in Girard, PA. His backing band for the set was Eric Brewer and Friends, a jam band from Erie, PA. Band members Current members Dan Pifer – bass, vocals (1988-1999, 2001, 2009 - present) Lo Faber – guitar, lead vocals (1988-1999, 2001, 2009 - present) Aaron Maxwell – guitar, lead vocals, (1988-1999, 2001, 2009 - present) Jon Bevo – keyboards (1988-1998, December 1999, 2001, 2009–present) Tom Osander – drums, percussion, vocals (1988-1998, December 1999, 2001, 2009–present) Former members Howard Collins – Trumpet (1989-1991) Aubrey Dayle – Drums, Percussion (1998-1999) Peter Levin - Keyboards (1998-1999, recurring guest 2013 - present) Jason Crosby – Keyboards, Fiddle (1999, recurring guest 2011 - present) Discography + Cassette Only Live audio Like most artists in the Jam Band community, God Street Wine has always allowed Audio Recording of their Live Shows. Many of them are available on the Live Music Archive. Here are 10 of the most popular shows. Side projects In 2001 Lo Faber recorded and released the double album rock opera Henry’s House in upstate New York at his home Studio, The Great Northern. In the fall of that year he assembled the Lo Faber Band which included 3 former members of Ominous Seapods. They toured the country for the next year playing large swaths of the album as well as God Street Wine material. In the summer of 2002 “Henry’s House” was recreated on stage at Hubbard Hall in Cambridge, NY.